Vecoplan AG VRZ preshredders
Vecoplan AG, Germany, has unveiled its VRZ series of preshredders for processing residential and commercial scrap, promising efficient, yet low-maintenance, operation to break up and shred bulky materials. VRZ preshredders:
- use a rotor with armored, sickle-shaped ripping teeth for safer operation that also can shred materials laden with extraneous items
- feature a HiTorc drive that has no mechanical components
- have replaceable sealing elements at the rotor and side wall to prevent materials from becoming lodged between the front surface of the rotor and machine housing
- allow customers to choose from several configuration options, such as cutting units and rotors
Visit https://vecoplan.com/en for more information.
Sennebogen 824 G material handlers
Headquartered in Germany with its North American division in Stanley, North Carolina, Sennebogen has launched the 824 G material handler series to serve the smaller material handler segment. 824 G material handlers:
- have an engine that runs at a speed of 1,725 rpm as standard
- are designed for loading tasks and can cope with continuous use in tough work environments
- have a reach of 12 meters (about 39 feet) and can be equipped with either a crawler or mobile undercarriage
- are equipped with a Stage V diesel engine with 118 kilowatts of power
- run with reduced noise emissions and energy consumption
Visit www.sennebogen.com/en for more information.
Erema EcoGentle
Erema Group GmbH, Austria, has released its EcoGentle plasticizing technology. The unit reduces energy consumption when used in conjunction with the company’s Vacurema Basic 2628 T system to produce recycled polyethylene terephthalate (rPET) pellets. The EcoGentle:
- combines with Erema’s Counter Current technology to improve the interaction between the intake section and extruder screw on the system for optimized compression ratios that ensure better feeding performance
- allows for other rheological optimizations that help result in a more homogeneous melt and a wider process window, making it easier to compensate for fluctuations in the input material without negatively impacting process stability
- features a lower temperature that allows for a gentler melting process and achieves lower acetaldehyde values for higher-quality rPET pellets
Visit www.erema.com for more information.
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